Japan deploys low-cost 'cardboard drones' for warfare
Japan has deployed inexpensive 'cardboard drones' for military use, aiming to reduce costs associated with conventional drones. Each drone is significantly cheaper, suggesting a shift towards more innovative and economically viable military technologies.
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